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Tullamarine Landfill Community Meeting Rehabilitation Update 25 th November 2015 Presented by Kieren McDermott Environmental Specialist - Transpacific Cleanaway Discussion Topics Rehabilitation Road Map Flare stack sampling update


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Tullamarine Landfill Community Meeting

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Rehabilitation Update

25th November 2015 Presented by Kieren McDermott Environmental Specialist - Transpacific Cleanaway

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Discussion Topics

 Rehabilitation Road Map  Flare stack sampling update  Community Influence on Landfill Management  Risk Assessment (to be run by EPA)

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Flare Sample Update

 Flare service planned for December 2015  Next round of sampling planned before

February 2016

 Sampling to be completed at the same time as

Ambient Air Sampling

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Flare Performance Update

To perform optimally flare must operate at

 Above 760 degrees C in the flare chamber, and  Flow rate of between 40 m3/hr

and 200 m3/hr.

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Measured Flare Performance

Flare operation data to date

 >950 degrees as measured in stack and >850

degrees at exit point

 Measured flow rate is approximately

160 m3/hr

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Flare measurements

Date Time Methane_Percent Stack_Temp_C Instan_Flow_M3_h

14/02/2015 0:00:00 62.0625 898.344 159 14/02/2015 0:15:00 62.0625 899.406 158 14/02/2015 0:30:00 61.9063 895.688 159 14/02/2015 0:45:00 62.125 899.406 161 14/02/2015 1:00:00 62.125 897.281 161 14/02/2015 1:15:00 62.1563 898.875 161 14/02/2015 1:30:00 61.8438 895.156 157 14/02/2015 1:45:00 62.4063 897.813 160 14/02/2015 2:00:00 62.8438 897.281 160 14/02/2015 2:15:00 62.4063 897.813 162 14/02/2015 2:30:00 62.6875 897.813 160 14/02/2015 2:45:00 62.6875 896.75 161 14/02/2015 3:00:00 63.0625 898.344 161 14/02/2015 3:15:00 63.0938 899.938 159 14/02/2015 3:30:00 63.1563 901 159 14/02/2015 3:45:00 63.125 899.406 157 14/02/2015 4:00:00 63.0625 897.813 160 14/02/2015 4:15:00 63.125 898.344 161 14/02/2015 4:30:00 63.0938 898.344 159 14/02/2015 4:45:00 63.0625 897.281 162 14/02/2015 5:00:00 62.875 897.281 157

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Flare Performance So Far

Based on the temperature the flare has achieved this efficiency and is performing better than design. TCL has engaged engineers to accurately calculate efficiency.

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Sample Plan

Flare Ambient Air Sample Point

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Ambient Air Test Parameters

 Poly Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs)  Dioxins / Furans  Metals  Volatile Organic Compounds (eg. Methane,

Benzene)

 PM10 and PM2.5

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Areas Community Influenced Landfill Best Practice

 Direction / Steering  The cap  Landfill gas

management

 Groundwater

monitoring

 Surface water

monitoring

 LNAPL Trial  Much improved

  • utcomes
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Example - Best Practice Cap

 The best available technology was employed

as determined by the cap designer (Golder Associates)

 Construction quality control was delivered to

the highest standards as verified by the cap auditor and Thiel Engineering

 Cap infiltrates around 2 mm to 3 mm per

century as estimated by Thiel Engineering (at least 10x less than standard cap)

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Example - Landfill Gas Management

 Best available technology was employed as

assessed by URS Engineers (Enclosed flare)

 Stack test platform and sample ports installed

(not required)

 Stack testing program (not required)  Ambient air testing program (not required)  Input to LFG Audit (last meeting)

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Example - Groundwater

 Sampled an extra 30 boreholes this year over

and above management plan requirements

 Input to Technical Review for Auditor Review

(TRAR) and Groundwater Monitoring Plan for next three years

 Reviewed PCB and Formaldehyde data  Contingency protocol reviewed

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Example - Creek Water Quality

 Frog and macro invertebrate surveys  Quarterly monitoring frequency  Water quality and habitat appears to be

improving

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Example - LNAPL Trial Design

Pre trial design changes:

 No storage on site  No reinjection  Disposal by incineration (first time in Victoria)  Extra gas release prevention measures

(extra carbon filters, and vacuum on wells while pumping).

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Example - LNAPL Trial Assessment

 Review of landfill contingency protocols  At least two extra consultation events.  Practicability Assessment Report (2nd Report)

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Community Influence has Improved Landfill Management Outcomes

  • Much better dialogue between business,

regulators, experts and community.

  • Improved focus on community needs.
  • Much better outcomes for all including the

environment.

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Thank you